CIMAT
Jerome Grail is a seasoned professional in the nuclear maintenance sector with extensive experience at CIMAT (Compagnie international de maintenance et d'assistance technique) since 2006. Currently serving as Chef de chantier since January 2017, Jerome's primary responsibilities involve organizing and supervising teams at the Centrale Nucléaire de Cruas Meysse to meet client demands and ensure productivity quality. Previously, Jerome held the title of Responsable d'équipe, providing support for works in sensitive areas across various EDF sites. Educational qualifications include a BTS in Maintenance des Systèmes and a CQPM certification in metallurgy, equipping Jerome with the necessary skills for effective task execution in the industry.
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CIMAT
The Center for Mathematical Research (CIMAT) was established in the city of Guanajuato in the year 1980 and belongs to the System of Public Centers of Mexico’s National Board of Science and Technology, CONACyT. CIMAT is oriented to scientific research under schemes of excellence. This has led to the integration of a critical mass of groups of high scientific performance. The center has thus become a development nucleus in growing consolidation. It is also devoted to the generation, transmission and application of knowledge in specialized sectors, as well as to the formation of high-level human resources in the areas of Pure Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, and Computer Science. Nowadays, CIMAT is one of the most important research centers of the country. Its continuous endeavour to achieve an equilibrium between pure and applied mathematics, combined with its collective work with other institutions and private enterprises for the transference and joint development of technologies, give CIMAT a very special individuality. CIMAT’s personnel is of very high level. More than 80% of the researchers belong to the National Research System (SNI), and 93% hold a PhD. They are devoted to novel research, to the formation of human resources at undergraduate and graduate levels, and to activities linked to the social and productive sectors. Academically, the center is organized in three main areas: Pure Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, and Computer Science. The research groups of the center interact strongly with similar institutions in Mexico and in foreign countries. Therefore, a continuous flow of visitors enriches its academic life.